Dr. Dr. Randal Hadfield

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Delivering Exceptional Care for All Ages in a Relaxed, Patient-Centered Environment

Randal Hadfield, DDS, the esteemed owner of Hadfield Dental Care in Lehi, Utah, is redefining dental experiences for patients of all ages. With a commitment to excellence in general and cosmetic dentistry, Dr. Hadfield’s practice provides a wide array of services including family dentistry, dental implants, crowns, veneers, wisdom teeth extractions, root canals, snoring treatment and airway devices.  To ensure a comfortable and painless experience, Dr. Hadfield also offers oral sedation, often referred to as “sleep dentistry,” as well as nitrous oxide, commonly known as “laughing gas.”

Dr. Hadfield’s journey in dentistry began when he graduated at the top of his class in 1997 from the University of Missouri – Kansas City School of Dentistry. Following his graduation, he served with honor in the Navy at Yokosuka, Japan, where he received advanced training in oral surgery, pediatrics, and prosthodontics, earning the Navy Award of Merit for his dedication and skill.

Understanding the importance of staying current in the evolving field of dentistry, Dr. Hadfield regularly participates in advanced courses focused on cosmetic dentistry, occlusion, laser dentistry and sedation practices. His commitment to education extends beyond his personal growth; he actively trains other dental professionals on the latest technological advancements. As one of only three dentists selected as CEREC® trainers in Utah, he is also a mentor at the prestigious Scottsdale Center of Dentistry.

Since opening his private practice in 2000, Dr. Hadfield has continuously integrated cutting-edge computer, aesthetic, and sedation technologies into his practice. His dedication to improvement ensures that patients receive the most modern, efficient, and effective dental care available. Dr. Hadfield’s approachable demeanor fosters a warm environment, making patients feel informed and comfortable in their dental decisions.

Pride in his practice extends to his staff, whom Dr. Hadfield considers family. Together, they create a cohesive team that prioritizes patient education and comfort, ensuring that everyone feels at home during their visit.

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